German Township High School - Laureola Yearbook (McClellandtown, PA)

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PAUL HUSTON McClellandtown, Pa. “Franklin.” i 2) Class Vice-President; Franklin Marshal; Assistant Artist of the I aureola Staff; Class Artist. (2) Class Artist; Art Editor of Laureola Staff. “Buck.” Paul is one of the happy-go- lucky fellows in our class. Telling jokes is one of his pastimes. He is a very studious lad (???). So here’s to Paul whom we wish happiness and success. THELMA TALIAFERRO New Salem, Pa. “Lanierian.” (1) Secretary of Class; Girl’s Chorus. (2) Girls’ Chorus. (3) Assistant Secretary of Commercial Class. “Ferro.” Here is a little maiden. So quiet, (???) serene and Calm, She likes to talk to the boys, and aims to do the right. So here’s to “Ferro,” so fair and bright (???) May she prosper all through her life. —23—

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EDYTHE WEST Leckrone, Pa. “Franklin.” (1) Treasurer of Class; Junior Class Play; Girls’ Chorus. (2) Girls’ Chorus; High School Play; Junior Class Play. (3) Statistical Editress of the Laureola Staff. “Skinny.” Here’s to “Skinny,” the smallest of the Class; In crocheting and knitting she can’t be surpassed . She’s jolly and witty and full of fun, But once get her mad, and she’ll make you run. She reads French and translates too. But best of all she likes to parles-vous. To see her cooking would be a treat. As for acting in a play she can’t be beat. JAMES PAYTON Martin, Pa. “Lanierian.” (3) President of Commercial Class; Assistant Business Manager of Laureola Staff. “Peely.” Here’s to “Peely,” The President of the Commercial Class, Who always has a smile and a word for everyone that happens to pass by; Writing shorthand is his hobby, and at type-writing is very good. So here’s to his smiling face, May it ever rise to highest honor’s place. —22—

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LOUISE SANDUSKY New Geneva, Pa. “Franklin.” (2) Treasurer of Class; Girls’ Chorus. (3) Secretary of Class; Assistant Statistical Editress of Laureola Staff. “Louie.” Next in line is “Liouise,” a very happy classmate and full of fun. She has traveled by train to school that now she says she would be able to travel to the end, of the world. So we wish her a bright and lively journey in her future path. MARY RAVEIA Masontown, Pa. “Franklin.” (1) (2) Monessen High School. (3) Class Poet; Morning Herald Correspondent of German Township High School. “Peggy.” This little maiden is bright and jolly, Taking type-writing is her greatest folly, But in her bookkeeping she works with a will, Striving hard her task to fulfill, So here’s to “Peggy,” gay and .bright, Who always looks forward to the right. —24—